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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-12

that nightmare was ALWAYS within arms
length There are some other miscellaneous
curios Of this kind, but they are unimport-
ant when compared with the snuff boxes
and medallioDs. The snuff boxes are Of all
shapes, materials, and eras. One of them
was taken from the imperial palace at the
sacking OF Pekin; another represents an
alleged weakness Of the Empress Eugene,
| and is flanked by the daintily chiseled keys
with which Marie Antoinette locked I'D her
/ love letters Many OF the boxes are heavily
jeweled, and interspersed among them are
many Specimens Of diamond jewelry Of the
| rarest and quaintest designs There is the
| corOnet Of a Duchess. with small medallions
of Mary Stuart and two other noble DANES
| set in delicate frame work of many dia-
monds, sprays, antique jeweled watches
| necklaces of pearls, of tigers claw, and gold,
and all the nlinutia in minerals that ali
ages, barbaric and civilized, have recog-
nized as precious.
There are more than hundred medal
lions, miniature paintings by Isabey, Cross
way, ana host Of other artists, all beauti-
full specimens of art. There are cases Of
medals which contain the medal given by
Congress TO Andrew jackson after the bat
tie Of New Orleans; the Victoria medal
with lnkerman. Balaklava, Alma and Sc
bastopol engraved above the name of him
who won it, and all the obtainable tributes
III HlbLdl Win WHICH UUe various SONereigIlS
Of various periods have rewarded galantry
upon the field of battle There are long
ivory horns richly carved. There are land
scapes and marines, three feet by two, cut
from ivory. There are carvings in gold,
, silver, and wood. eAnd when all this gilt
tering array in glass cases is viewed in
Louis Seize room, adorned with a set of gilt
furniture from the palace at Fontainebleau,
upholstered with tapestries representing
German fairy stories; when the lifted eye
rests on a portrait Of the Pompadour by
Greuze, a figure piece Of Munier, or another
Of Rubens, the confused and confusing rich
ness OF the Morosini drawipg-roo can be
imagined and the six dogs and three police
men that guard the mansion will be under
stood.
Mr.. Morosini outside of his bric-a-brac.
has number Of interesting mememtoes of
Garibaldi, with whom he sailed before the<
mast in 1924, afterward accompanying
him as far as Italy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-12
THE LINE KILN CLUB.
Brother Gardner Talks Wisely of Re
ligion and Irreligion.
From the petroft AZ Press.

81 knowed an ole man who died de odder
day widout Teligun," said Brother Gardner.
as he opened the meeting ''Some of de
people who stood aroun' his DEATH bed an
saw de smile on his face as he sunk away in
death could not make it out He belonged
to no church-he worshiped wild no congre-
cation, an dey wondered dat he died con-
tent.
mo, dis ole man had no religun, accordin'
10 de way Christians put it. but | knowed
him long an well. In de flist place he was
honest. All de money in Detroit wouldn't
hev bin temtashun to him. In de next
place he w1s forgivin' an concienshus: if
people wronged him he would excuse EN-
an forgive EN-. If he wronged anybody he
would go down on his knees to make il all
right.
dis ole man paid his honest debts. To
him debt was as sacret as holy writ. He
had kind words fur all. Neber was a man
so bad dat dis ole man could not say sun
thin good of him. He respected de law: he
upheld all dat was moral and virchuus; he
was without envy.
IAN as de April sun sunk low in de heav-
ems dis ole mans time had come. He said
goodbye TO de world in whisper. an he
was not afraid De setten' sun poured its best
beams Of glory frew de winder over his ole
black face and it lighted up wild SIGH radi-
ance dat we stood dar an held our briefs II
was de eand of man who called no man
his pastor, an TOOK no church fur his guide.
but when lfu las mint cum de joys of
heaven were 10 plainly seen in his face dat
we shouted for glory,
AN so he died, an SIGH was de eand fo'
what the world calls sinner. We has got
among us heah three score church members
an prayin men. lie wonderin' how many
of us will sir away 10 rest as calmly and
confidently as dat ole man whose name neb-
be/Ippeared on a church roll lie bin won
Am' if we doan' pray too much an hang
about our debts too long; if we doan' sing
Evid 50 much zeal dat we haven't got huff
'left 10 speak kindly Of our nayburs; if we
haint so suah of our own salvashun dat we
doan' keer about anybody else. Let us look
into dis an find whar' we stand. OAR am
relgun an religun. De sort dat sends a
member Of dis club down on his knees at dc
Thursday evenin' pray'r meetin'. an allows
him TO walk Off wild some one elses umbrella
hearh on Saturday night, am de sort want
to keep shet Of"
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TIE LATE KNG ALFONSO.
Ehs Resting Place Similar 70 the
Sepulchre n King Solonon's Mines

SSrGAc1-6 II King SOlCmo15 E--5S-
FT0zz Esdrld Letter
The celebration AZ the Esru-izl during tbs
last week a the fifteenth Centenary q n
pztrp1 saint Of the AGglstzn friars, which
took plzcz with considerable pEnp AMI e-se-
mony. reminds r1s u curious facz wEzich i
Known behsTe- 10 few people even N Spain
The body Of the late King Is not vet allowed
20 reposs II IL tomb CzOFhed cnly
In thin linen garment. Il LES
on q sab Of rock near 2 running
spring u water in cavern IN The s5de
a tn@ mountain On ths slope q which The
Es-urial i buIl- There II VIII remain until
Il has ATTAINED al the peculiar properties q
q MUMMY. and then only VIII 4 b paced
II its niche n that marvellous 5asrer vaulr
under the great dome of the Escurlzl
Church, where only the remains Of Spanish
Kings ami Of the mothers Of kings sr=
allowed 30 IL
Sone bodies. notably that q ouaen
Issb-lla's prof. gate father, remained On the
rocky table for years and years. Subjected
70 the peculiar atmosphere q tie cavern,
before Il was IN 2 II state 20 Be Transferred
70 the vault The nams Of this ghasrly
cavern l. The pudri1o
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1t May be the Opportunity Of Your Life.

1t May be the Opportunity of Your Life.
An unusual event in the financial events
Of America will occur, beyond all doubt, at
New Orleans, La, on Tuesday, June 18th,
1887, when the Grand Extraordinary Semi
annual Drawing lthe 20oth Monthly Of The
Louisiana State Lottery will take place,
under the sole supervision of Genls G.
r. Beauregard. of Louisiana, and Jubal
A. Early, OF Virginia, and S1,055, 900 will
he scattered among holders of tickets, the
cost OF which for wholes is 500, and for trac-
tional halves $40 for twentieths 81. The
First Capital Prize will he $4,000. The
Second 100000 The Third 10000, down
20 lots of 800 prizes Any information can
be had on application 10 M. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, la. This may be the oppor-
tunity of your life.
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For Ricketts,, Marasnnus, and Wasting
Disorders of Children.

Scott's Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites is mequaled The rapidity
with which children gain flesh and strength
upon IL is very wonderful. Read the follow
ing: II have used SCOTS Emulsion in cases
of ricketts, and marasmus Of long standing.
and have been more than pleased with the
results, as IN every case the improvement
was marked. ~. M. MAIN. M d., New
York.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14

The Sunset freight Office at this
place handles from 60 to 10 carloads OF
California freight per day. Business OF
both passenger and freight departments
is good.
Mr.. j. Riley Gordon, experimenting
architect for the new federal building 10
be erected here, has appointed Mr..
Robert Green, son of Col. N. D. Green.
as his assistant superintendent or clerk
OF works for the building.
Mr.. Louis Frankel has been az
pointed by Major G.. Q. Cresson, secre-
tary of the San Antonio club, as HE as
sistant secretary and Louis has also been
retained In the employ Of Messrs. Cha
bot & Cresson. He Is faithful employe
and thorough little gentleman.
Nine special policemen were on duty
at the polls today, besides the regular
force. The specials appointed are Jas.
Harwell, j. W. Thompson, j. G. Stein,
W. ID. Druse, j. L. Harralson, Jas. Nc
Sorley. NJ. Caoey, John Jackson, E.
Dietrich.
The LIGHT has called attention to
the rock obstruction on LosOyO street,
which endangers the lives and limbs OF
pedestrians. Why are they not removed?
A big damage suit may lead the city to
see that this is done, but then 1t will be
too late.
The Orange Base Ball club. Of Los
Angeles, on their tour east, want to play
a game In San Antonio on the oath OF
April. II they can get q nine to play
against them, They want $50 guarantee
and half the gate money.
Miss Sallie Smith, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Mrs. Col. FL.
b. Andrews. returned Thursday last
with Col. and Mrs. Andrews, and was
at the Grand Opera house Saturday
night. Her advent causes a futter
among the beaux.
"A private letter received from Mr..
NJ. A. Lincke, Station l., New York
City, contains The information that a
girl has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Llncke. Their many San Antonio
friends will no doubt rejoice with them
In their happiness.
The "Tableaux," to be presented at
the "Opera house" next Friday evening,
promise to be grand success. A num-
Der OF the first buGiness men Of the city
have taken Boxes" but we are in
formed several kindly offer to occupy
other seats, and allow the ladies to re-
sell the boxes. This is generous and
worthy of imitation. We believe they
can readily disposed Of. What next?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
THE ELECTION.

A Lively Contest for the Municipal Fat.
The day opened cloudy and damp,
but at IL o'clock the sun broke through
the clouds and the democratic and the
peoples ticket found IL easier rolling. A
visit to the different polls at l:3O p. m,
by LIGHT reporter, showed the follow
ing result:
Ward No. 1-Callaghan was little be-
hind; 306 votes were polled. Chrysler
for recorder was ahead, also Campbell
for street commissioner, and Mccall for
collector. The aldermanic board Will
consist OF j. p. Hickman from this ward
and the four aldermen at large, Gala
CHER, Schreiner, Belknap and Heuer-
MAIN.
Ward No. AIT 1:30 o'clock AS votes
were polled. The race between Ter
rell and Callaghan was close, with Ter
rell slightly ahead. For recorder, An
ton Adam and Chrysler were ahead.
Collector Mccall, Street Commissioner
Russi and Campbell. Alderman A. L..
Smith.
Ward No. 3-At l:45, 35l votes were
polled. Terrell was little behind.
Chrysler for recorder, Mccall for col
lector, Russi and Cavanaugh mixing 1t
for street commissioner, and alderman,
Richie.
Ward Sat 2 p. N. Alamo plaza.
Votes poled 306. Supposed majority
for Terrell.
Ward Cat 2:l0p. m. Arbei'er Verein;
5I7 votes poled. Majority said to be for
Terrell.
Ward 7-2:2O p. m, corner of Victoria
and Matagarda street; 1888 votes polled.
Favorite doubtful, but C.llaghan said to
predominant.
Ward $3.50 p. 10. =, McAllister's store;
276 votes polled. Majority for Terrell.
In all lGst four wards Chrysler and
Haueisen were running well.
Ward No. AT 2 O'Clock 600 votes
were pOlled Terrell slightly ahead.
Recorder, Chrysler, street commissioners,
w. w. Campbell. collector. Mccall. al
derman, Geo. Kalteyer, by a big ma
jority. Aldermen at large, Schreiner,
Belknap, Lewis and Heuerman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. +. Rurmsnn has returned from
Galveston and New Orleans.
Mrs. J. E. Wallace has returned from
Colorado.
j. II. Tucker, of the Cuero News, is at
the Southern.
Geo. II. Walker, formerly San Anto-
nian, is back from New Orleans.
A. j. Barnett. a merchant of Leakey,
Is al the st. Leonard.
A. W. Hoover, a stockman Of Tampa
sas, is at the st. Leonard.
st. Leonard, from LAGRANGE, on his way
to Austin.
Hon. j. B. Cone, member OF the legis-
lature from Wilson county, is at the st.
Leonard with Mrs. Cone.
P. s. SImms, of Dayton, Ohio, repre-
senting H. K. Mead & Co, paper manu-
tacturers, Is In the city looking up Or
ders.
Mrs. J. A. Hall. of Schulenberg, who
has been visiting her mother in Helena,
Karnes county, passed through the city
hOmeward yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Schneider, of the large whole
sale liquor dealers house of his name in
Galveston. is in the city taking in the
elections.
W. W. Culver and wife, W. l.. San
ders and wife and W. II. Alleton, are at
the Southern, from st. Louis. They are
en- route to Cuero to locate.
Mrs. Joe Shelly, of this city, ls visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. David
Hunter. who reside near Victoria, and
Joe is driving" mules and horses in
Mississippi.
JohnJ. Burke and Miss Vic Lewis will
leave by tonight's train for Ell Paso
with Mr.. and Mrs. Den Howe, where
they are to fill three weeks engage
ment. From thence they 60 to Denver,
Colorado.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
Excitement at Breckenridge.

ppcSidi W IhO tAiuht'
A shooting ARRAY took place at Brack-
enridge, forty-six miles south OF San An
tonic, on the line of the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railway, in Klrnes
county. About 1850 p. IN. Saturday, a
man giving the name Of Jim Butler and
claiming to be son of w. G. Butler, of
kennedy station, got bis hide full of
Karnes county tangle-foot, got on his
horse and rode into the freight depot.
When Constable Manuel Espiser ap-
preached the man, and called on him to
surrender, he made bad break, but Es-
piser got ther, first. Butler started on a
run with the constable after him. When
they turned around the corner OF the
depot the shooting commenced. Butler
fell after the third shot, and there were
three holes In the back Of his swallow
tail. The constable mounted borrow ed
horse and headed for Helena, where he
gave himself up. On Sunday morning
ing the sheriff and three deputies
reached Breckenridge, also Mr.. Butler,
the supposed father of the man, but they
all failed to recognize him. There was
only one shot that took effect, which
was extracted by DIR. Hines. Papers
found on the wounded man denote that
his name is Sharks. The wound is not
considered fatal, and the man Ia now in
the custody Of the sheriff.
Two carpenters had their pistols
stolen from them from under their pill
lows. The supposed thief is now under
arrest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
Saengerfest Notes.

At a meeting of the ball committee
of the Sangerfest last Friday at Casino
hall, the following were appointed as o
committee on the ball:
The whole committee consists OF Col.
Belknap, chairman; l.. Lscoste, secre.
tary; Major Waelder, NJ ajor Cresson, j Fl.
French, DR.. Hertzberg, F. Won Thsden.
Captain Badger, Captain Robt. Green,
Lieut.. Hickey, Lieut.. Rumbough, r.
Rurmann, c. II. Mueller, DR.. p. Ornelas,
Chas. Hugo.
The printing committee consists Of
Lieut.. Hickey, chairman.
The entrance fee for one lady and gen.
tleman was fixed at S., any additional
lady 81 extra.
Tickets can only be had from members
OF the committee.
Next meeting OF the ball committee
will be held next Thursday week.
Committee on quarters will have q
meeting tomorrow night. at Scholz' hall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
Markets by Telegraph.

Expressly reported for the LIGHT by Il. @
Palmer q Co., q Soedad street,
NEW YORK, February l4.-Cotton-Futures
opened steady. February, 9476l9E3; March,
9.5219.53c; April, 8 .6l9962c; May, 9.6aG9.70;
June, Q. 1893 II
New YORK, February IA, -p. m.-Cotton
Futures-Second Call-TOne quiet and steady.
February 9.5l@8.52; March, 9.5lQ9 sc; April,
9.6l619.62c; May, 9.6999.70.
New YORK, Feb. IA, l: 20, p. m.-Stock Market.
Delaware and Lackawana 1853; St.Paui, 9lB I;
Western Union, 73ss.
CHICAGO, February Il, p. m.-Grain and
Provision Market = Wheat = May delivery,
79hc. Corn May delivery, $3.50. Pork
May delivery, 1875 Lard-May delivery,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
The BirdS1are Mating.

Today is st. Valentines day and the
day on which the birds mate. 70 those
who observe the matter from natural
istic standpoint it was pretty sight.
The males and females get on separate
branches, they chlrped amatOry notes,
draw near to one another and then burst
forth In hymeneal song. Then they
fly away to consummate their nuptials.
This is as was seen by LIGHT man on
Madison Square this morning and there
is no doubt but what the birds told "the
old story" 10 other parts Of the city in a
like effective manner.
The human birds are busy sending
Valentines to the female inamoratas,
but their cOurtship don't seem so beSu-
tiful and expeditions as the birds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
A Scientific Specialist.
San Antonio Express.

San Antonio Express.
DR.. Petit, the noted specialist who
recently visited San Antonio in the
practice of his profession, is doing an
Immense business here. Among many
difficult surgical operations successfully
performed by him within the past few
days, there is one at least that entities
him to special praise, namely-that In
which Mrs. A. NJ. Kelly, mother Of
prominent citizen Of Austin, was the
subject. This lady's sight was almost
lost, the right eye being totally blind,
and the other, through sympathy, being
steadily failing. She consulted the best
physicians. all Of whom gave 1t as their
opinion that her only hope lay
In the removal of the diseased
organ, but at the same time they all de-
clined to perform the operation. She
visited DR.. Pettitt few days ago, and SO
well did he accomplish the delicate and
dangerous task which the other doctors
refused to undertake, the lady has since
presented him with a most valuable tes-
timonial, and every physician in the
city who has heard of the operation
pronounces it grand scientific fri-
umph. The sightless eye was entirely
removed, and the other one was 30
treated that Mrs. Kelly is now In the
enjoyment OF better sight than she has
experienced for ten yerrs. When 1t
comes to operating on the eye, whether
for the curing of disease or the correo-
ton OF deformities, DR.. Pettitt is one of
the most skillful specialists in the south.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
A General Practice.

The item abont the dude and his Dor
rowed dress suit has brought to light
the fact that this is systematic prac-
tice among some Of them with their
friends. One gentleman loaned dude
friend his dress coat not long ago, and
1t being too small In the back, be took it
to a tailor, had it made smaller and
wore 1t, but did not even apologize for
running the gentleman's coat, which Of
course, was then too small for the
owner.
Another dude borrowed dress coat,
nau tailor 10 change the garment to
repairs" sent in to the owner of the
coat for payment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN HoTEL-N C Rivers, La Grange;
Z X Byest, Tennessee; + Grifith. Il Frank,
Kentucky; A Creaser, NJ Dillan, Fort Worth;
Geo T Watkins, New Orleans; Mrs SheDinn,
Texas; David NJ Level, Dewitt; Thomas Nc
Neal, Owen, Eagle Pass; Mrs Z Wallace,
Pena: W p Baugn, Maria; Arthur Clements,
Luling; W Hudgin. w b Good, Taylor; W e
Wetherspoon Fort Worth; J W Tucker, Cuero;
Wv Culver and wife, st Louis; w l. Sanders
and wife; X Dixon, X Ferguson and wife,
st Louis; N o Owen, Eagle Pass; II TOlin,
Denpison; Frank Barnard. Corpus Christi; W
Bradshaw, Dallas; Walter Harden, Bexar Co;
Mich; Tmern, Elgin; F Garcia, Piedras
Negras; D Neil, Floresville; Schuder,
Temple Texas; q Wright, Frank NJ Lowell,
Dallas: d Beq.Z, mississippi; Sam Garner
N Marshall, New York City; J J Roberts, Del
Rio
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
DR.. B. 2. Pettitt.

This distinguished specialist and phe-
nomenal surgeon, who has been drawing
hundreds Of afflicted people to his
rooms at Houston for two weeks past,
will be in San Antonio for two weeks,
beginning February II, at the Hotel
Maverick.
DR.. Pettitt has astonished the medic al
profession by his great skill in his
speoialties and in the treatment Of ell
chronic diseases. He comes to San
Antonio with abundant testimonials
from we'll known citizens Of Texas and
offers his services TO the afflicted with
perfect assurance of success in all cases
treated, Call and see him. febl3-lt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
ODDS AND ENDS WOVEN TOGETHER.

The election storm will subslde today,
and be succeeded. by profound calm.
1t is pity all men do not bear in
mind, that all have a right to think and
vote just to please themselves.
Should Chrysler be elected, as now
seems to be likely, it will show the will
ingness Of the people to help man re-
habilitste himself. 1t is godlike to raise
up the fallen and to put the needy In the
way Of being self-supporting and useful.
1t would have seemed that the well
known kindness, liberality, public
would have prevented any person from
misjudging him. Such, at least, should
have been the case. Let him have big
vote. BAT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
At the Opera House.

Mr.. j. b. Polk played to fair house
at the Grand opera house on Saturday
night, and there can be no question that
his audience were interested and
amused by mixed Pickles." Yester-
day afternoon matinee was announced.
Many who attended were disappointed
to find that the matinee had been
abandoned without due notice being
given. At night the performance was
repeated with considerable success. To-
night Kate Claxton appears as Louise in
'"The Two Orphans"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
Mrs. D. P. Bowers Great Loss.

The many friends OF Mrs. d. p. Bow
ers, the tragedienne who recently
played In the city, will regret to learn
that she and her company have lost
their entire wardrobe and properties by
a great fire which broke out In Augusta,
Georgia, on Saturday, and by which the
Masonic Temple and opera-house, and
other buildings were destroyed. The
loss of Mrs. Bowers and her company is
estimated at $4,000, but 1t may exceed
that sum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
The Rope Gave Way.

William Drummond and Ed. Pearly, of
this city, went to Pearsall in search Of
work, and on arrival there, got job to
clean out a well. AS Drummond was
being lowered into the well, the rope,
which was insecurity tied, gave way,
and he was thrown q distance Of 20 feet
into the water below. He was prompt
lv rescued, and then it was found that
be had been swell" immersed, and bad
sorained his ankle severely by striking
a rock at the bottom Of the well.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
How TO Secure Health.

1t is strange any one will suffer from de-
rangement brought on by impure blood, when
SCOvILL's SARsAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA,
OR BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, will restore
health to the Physical organization. 1t is a
strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and the
best Blood Purifier ever discovered, curing
5crofula Syphilitic disorders, Weakness Of
the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous
disorders Debility, Bilious complaints and
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, kidneys, Stom-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-14
The Recorder Takes the Pot.

Two Irishmen had dispute on the
Adams & Wickes' Alamo Plaza site
this morning az to the merits of Gala
CHAN and Terrell and fought 1t out. The
police came along and drew two knaves.
In the morning the recorder will open
the jack pot and take the pot by five
dollar fine.